Does the Court allow an attorney registering for ECF training to include a “secondary email address”? If so, how many secondary e-mail addresses are permitted?
Yes – Attorneys who are in good standing with the California State Bar and admitted to practice, admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court, Central District of California are required to designate/maintain a primary e-mail address pursuant to the General Order. These attorneys may request to designate up to two (2) secondary e-mail addresses to be associated with their individual attorney record. *This only applies to attorneys appearing in case types currently authorized for electronic filing in this district pursuant to General Order.
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